Re: Windows and GnuStep

[Riccardo]

Hey,

let's calm down.

On Thursday, February 2, 2006, at 11:12 PM, Jiva DeVoe wrote:

> 3. Point 7 on the same page is also incorrect.  Project Center is  
> amazingly buggy from both CVS and official releases.  There should be  
> no shame in bugs, but let's not lie and pretend it's functional for  
> actual work.  I for one don't think it is.  There DOES appear to be  
> "Project Manager" which seems a little better, but what's the  
> difference between the two? And which is official?  GNUstep is very  
> disorganized with it's tools, and the ones in the main tree are  
> buggy.   GORM actually seems to be doing pretty well, but it crashes  
> regularly when using camaelon (or at least it did a month or so  
> ago)... so you see, the conflict here?  The page both tells the new  
> users to use this great theme engine, but it also makes our very own  
> tools crash.

This is nuts. ProjectCenter has some limitations, but it would be an 
insult to serg, robert and the many contributors to it to label it as 
unusable. I successfully maintain several projects in it. To be more 
complete: I only maintain programs in gnustep using PC. PRICE is one of 
my largest projects, having > 8000 lines of code, several dozens of 
classes, some plain C code, and a dozen of Resources. I wouldn't call 
this peanuts! The application I manage on GAP are also all PCbased. And 
I follow closely the work I do on ProjectBuilder and it works very 
smooth.
Thus, let's not spread FUD.

I think furthermore to remember that there was work done to make 
ProjectCenter working on windows, I didn't check that yet though. I need 
to recheck out a new svn repository since this damn, stupid change. I 
don't even know if I have svn under mingw.

-Riccardo